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BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

julia Romplon aged French aundres. and
badly Blocckerst december - 1882 by
and buggy belonging warroa %. Abbott villa msburE
brewer she sued him Tor $4,000 and after trial 10 the
supreme Court before Justice Barrett and obtained
alghtsd from the No IS Hierckcr
after elevated Train passed and hot fell
horses Tho animal became frightened and aw-y
The FINAL testimony the contest Will
sarah Gedes tason Yesterday AZ tho house 81 Dr
Fregh No ~ west Twenty fourth at Or Fehgh testified
hahs had attended Mira Gelde. different and
IN lis opin on fair minded
liEcy he Influenced. rho PERHAPS
to strict Chfistsn!J The will be argued
before the surrogate
motion viii today before Judge wallace tho
United states Circuit Court the SUIT % william
Mcmahon against Maurice Flynn the Consolidated Telc.
graph and lctro subway Company and other defondan-
compromise OF tho suit had Is undersood boon
ranged months hat been occupied tax
testimony before United Stsos Commissioner shield. Tho
de'cnfanis which has been hy plaintiffs
Hence the oAOrt 10 reopen the case
be -ult begun Yesterday in tho United states Dis
court by Edwin y Pratt the .ter OF the hooner
Helen Augusta against tho Hivlah for sl2.223 30 The
two ve.-el, collision Long Island Sound OF
Faukncri Island brceubrr . The schooner sank and
of her drOw ned
Maria Roboslc cNecurr Of tho estate her husband
Joseph obtained verdict for 80 900 Yesterday before Judge
Wheeler United states Circuit Court In suit for
damage. against the S-w.York. New Haven and Hartford
Railroad Company The hnsbani was passenger the
bv and he struck and badly mhnGiei ms
urles resulting In his death
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THE COURTS.
A VICTORY FOR THE CATHOLICS.

PAROCHIAL SCHOOL PROPERTY NOT TAXABLE
BY decision rendered by Justice Freedman In the
Superior Court Special Term yesterday 1t was In effect
determined that the parochal school property OF the
Roman Catholic Church this State Is exempt from
taxation. The complaint In the suit of the Church OF
st. Monica against the Mayor. Aldermen and Com
monay and the Controller sets forth that the church.
which is at East Seventy ninth st. and Firstaye and
OF which the Rev. James j. Doughery is pastor. pur-
chased, through the latter, the premises In seventy
eighth st. east OF second-avc,, on which parochial
school was erected tax of $l57 50 was levied on the
property in 1852. and the palntin asks that this be
adludged 10 be void and that the defendants he porpet
ualy restrained from levyng taxes the property.
property, but it actually in the possession of ;he
Archbishop The Institution is for the tuition cxcli-
sivey OF girls between five aud years OF age 1t
Is supported by voluntary subscriptions. The plaintiffs
claimed that the premises exempt from taxation
under the statute exempting schoolhouses.
Counsel for the city contended that the statutory pro-
vision to schoohouses referred the publc common
schools. The statute declares that every bui!dlng
erected for the use of college Incorporated academy
or DINER seminary or learning, every building lot pup
worship, every schoohouse. house anu lal ana
the ea lots Wherein such buildings are situated ana
the furniture belonging TO either OF them shhil DC OK
cmpt from taxation"
The Judge snys the be determined under the
law as 1t In 1882 lie adds Here two propositions
present themselves for construction The first Is that
shall be exempt from taxation. The second Is that tho
exemption shall not apply to any such pn,ils Vi
he exclusively used for school purposes and exclusively
the property OF religious society" lie finds that these
conditions apply to the school In question: ana ta inc
property must be held TO have been exempt from tax
alton The must therefore be remitted Inc law as
II stood in 1852 has not been altered by suhsequert
amendments so as to change the effect OF this cohsruc
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SOME KENTUCKY STATESMEN.

the Edttor Of The Tribune.
oiRi The leading wool-dysd Democrats Of this city
were surprised, II not dsgusted. nv the following
mehtsf from Washington City printed in recent
or me COurter-JOurnats
hsnntnsky Is all right With John O. Carlisle in the
SPeskers chair. and ". @. p Brecknrdgs, James B..
McCreary and W. 7. Taubco the floor the grand old
COMMONWEALTH Will be handsomely represented. Then
We nave Polk Lafosn, ". J. Stone, Asher Caruth and
A IS Montgomery TO whoop things up the outside
ana keep the boys In line "Let 'er 20. Gallagher"
The Idea putting Asher Csruth in the category Of
whooperup in Congress is very dstastoiu when 1t Is
known that he is tho equal OF Carlisle, Breckenridge
hcCreary and vastly tho superior OF Taubse In every
way. Pres Taulbee. as tho boTs in East Kentucky
call him, did nothing In the last Congress but abuse
President and the Administration and though he has
Gently bought property In Washington City, is not
thought to be the kind Of Representative to make Ken
lucky all right Pope Laffoon and Captain Stone
crcditabs members of the XLIXth Congress. and Mr..
MohEomery is great improvement his predecessor.
Mr. robertson To put these modest Representatives
men OF the better GLASS of Democrats Of the State IN its
category OF whoopersup and party budozcrs. will likely
LEAD TO break in tho Democratic party In the state
Inc people of this city expect Mr. Carlisle to place Mr.
Caruth high up important committees, they regard
him as being the Superior Of Mr. Wills, whom he
cesdsd BEARGRAss
Louisville. Ky. Dee. 8. 1887
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COTyRT CALESDAKS-TO-DAY.

suparyx counr-crANBERs- Botor, Lawrence J:-Noa
-. o. o. 90 lis lts 200 2o6 207 3i0 ~ ~ - 25i
SUPREME CoUEI-SPRciAL TERM-PAR1 I.-bei0fe Dono.
nqe coIET-srEcIAL TE,M-PARr IIBsrors Beach,
sUfHxsg coGhT~cIRcUrr-P I.-Boforo Barrett j.
sSrhlnE II-ns aso ApHTsTs Cd
ilsc diS i75 200 $50. $50 22So 1880 s.'i ioih
surnrng couRf-CiRcuIr-r III-Reore Patterson.
JNos l4 1889 l44 i4s l+4 Az t9 I.s f 55SS
svrnRMg CouRI-CIEcprTPAHI W. fore Ingrsham
q IS2 g Ys' 2. s ~ 2 2Ss sos @
2s74 900 2o.l 2512 1888 20JG. 2i2S 1913 'o7i 2A'S
suaRooArEs CouRr-Boforo Rollins, s.-win q Joseph
Buckley. 10 M will Of Christopher " Hogan IL mi Will
% supnaoa eouai-siEorAL TErM-Bsforo Trunk J-Nos
suyrsion ooUar-TKiAL TRaM-rARr L--Beforo DuFro.
sursAion couRr-TRIAL TERM-PARr Iv-Before o'oor'
cornos rLrAs-sPRcIAL TEnN-nefOr' Van HOo'on j.
cossos PLEAs-EoUrrr TERM-BefOro BOOE''aver' j.
NConnox PLrs-TnAL TRRx-PARr L-Before Aiien.J-
Coo ccsaos PE.is"TaHt TKnx-rAnr II-HsfOrs Larde
CTR CoUsrITMAL TxRnPARI IBefors ore, Enrich; 1o
s7el iot siSO hos 1850. Ass. 1854 $685. 1882
CIT oousTrnAL TERx-PARr IIncSr. DEo s SqI
sesS 4SS t.Si sI5s HO7. Nas ascd. 120s t.0l' AL
aas io,d sSs :S ld5 sss
toYs sssg 1Sss sdSd dis aiSo ana ti'0 1910 AGO.
sss.. ri''ti g:'1r':E
s$,I !; J:!!s.s .a IL -a., GOWN.
II..l :Sf' o,a0L
SvTkSTG1i0 10. IL IL, IL. L. 10.
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corded transactions amounted only to 49,
$40 shares. Yet there was an under
tone Of strength apparent In all the
dealings. The operator In stocks or the
broker seeking business who does not anticipate
that there will be fluctuations In speculative
market which he fails to foresee has mistaken
his calling Because Richmond and West Point
went down per cent from 20, instead Of as was
predicted selling higher than ST. Paul and Omaha
stock furnishes no reason for becoming panic
stricken on tho general market. The lower
Richmond and West Point sells the safer is
speculation for an advance in good securities.
We said this two weeks ago. One year ago To-
day the Stock Exchange experienced small-sized
panic, which due entirely to wild specula-
ton in the Richmond and West Point stock and
to a speculation in Philadelphia and Reading on
the part of the interest largely interested in Rich
mond and West Point Richmond and West
Point had slowly declined from "a on December
to 40 Mt the close December Ia. On Wednes-
day December Is. the stock opened per cent
lower at 80 and In one hour declined to 30. Phila-
delpha and Reading had declined from 80 on
December 6 to Al l-2 at the close December l a.
Wednesday, December Is, it opened at 40 and
sold at 30 before IL o'clock. To-day Richmond
and West Point Is strong weak at 30 IA or
% 1-2, and Philadelphia and Reading with 20
per cent assessment paid, and earning moro than
per cent, is strong weak at sc 3-6 or 60 56.
The days market developed no new features.
There was partial let up in the demand to cover
short stocks and renewal Of efforts toward
depression This was most apparent In an at
tempt to manipulate the money market. During
the curly hours money ruled easy at 4a4 l-2 per
cent. At o'clock the business Of the day seemed
to have been finished; Oifercrs Of money left the
money crowd" with unloaned large sums. That
was the moment that the j" bears" in securities
took advantage Of to mark the bidding rate up to
per cent at which ratio some belated borrowers
took small amounts. No sooner, however, was
the quotation reported outside than offers to loan
millions were poured into the board-room, and the
rate with little or no business quickly declined to
per cent Excepting however, that there is
now more than 81 90, 600, 900 more money in gen.
eral circulation in this country than there was q
year ago, general for call loans of less than
Gas per cent at this time OF the year would be an
unfavorable feature. The result Of the purely
local trading in stocks is generally prices that are
from l-2 to ga per cent lower than last evening,
but the market closed strong
Government bonds were quiet and firm: the
bids for the As 3-8 per cent higher and for
rs l-s per cent higher. Annexed are the clos
ing quota lions:
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sue realizes the truth Of reply once made when
hesitaing to accept the offered courtesy shs ,a,d
cannot bear to deprive you of your seat sir" Cor.
hy' OF course" was tho quick answer As the gentle
"n stopped out on the PLATFORM bat you can bear 1t
mH nc better than you oan standing."
woman IL to be treated in all respec.s on business
anu esa ground, let her nature DO changed and Five
for his snhsr se9gth education and privileges to t her
s sPnoIe OF action. Otherwise trust, till ample
accom- hodatons will seats for ALL that with duo
standd e Tor exceptional cases. the American
th " courtesy TO woman will continue to prevail
t o tnought OF money paid aud value received sink
lhe Dsckground and the matter still be decided by
the party standings < WoM.S
Nc'o York. Dec. 8, 1887
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TIE STATE of TRADE,

BALTIMORE Dec l6-Cotton steady. Middlng l0+e.
Flonr steady. Howard Street and Western Super.
hne 50 81 10 S. 90 03 Co. Family 10 So 90
city Mills Superfne 50 81 So Extra do 81 90 49,
Brands 81 30 a. rs Patapsco Family s. 10 do Su.
peavs Patent 50 CO. WheaSouthern active Red ~ &c:
10 Amber SO093o Western lower. No Winter Red
spot $50 bid. January 50 &C bid; February sbs .
go. hern quiet: White So 55c. Yellow SO
$50: Western lower Mixed spot 81 d64 &c January
55055ssc steady. Southern 33637cs Western White
80 o4Oc. Western Mixed 36G3sc Pennsylvania 50 dS7c
Rye firm at 62dG3c Hay steady; Prime to choice Nost
en sl3 ooSt 30 Provisions steady Mess PORK $40 70
5,.a9c sacon-shouaers7 sss.c Clear RIB sides . 70
Hams l26l2ssc Lard refined $40 Butter firm. western
PACKED Il 025c Creamery 20 oslo Egss 02sc Potatoes
higher So 90 90 90 Petroleum steadyk Refined ec Coffee
higher. Rio carsces ordinary 70 fair Is hSlse sugar
Wkisxsy steady stsi l4asfl5 Freehs Liverpool per
seamsr dull Cotton at 1921 Flourls so4 I'D.
Reoeipts-FIour ole bbls Wheat 500 bush Cora 400
shpnents-Four 5,7O3 bills sales-whsat 3366O0 bush.
Corn ll0.70O bush
offerings limited sales $4,000 bush at ~ 9c No
ara Northern Pacific oule 5000 lots sold at
s5c; Winter duh and unsettled. No. 2 Rel Michigan
50 Ss9s No / White Michigan 8y6S9Sci No Red $50
&c Corn steady with fair demand No IN store SO
No 2 on track 81 81 &c. oats nrm and unchanged No
White $50, No White 36ac. Barley quiet and
stronger No. l Canada 93d05c No. Canada 900
asked No. Milwaukee S06Slc State 700S2c Millfsed
Winter Bran $50 co. Spring $40 81 &c. RsceptsWheat
900 oats 5000 bush. Barley 900 bush. Ship.
pents-WheAt 10000 bush Corn 10000 Dusn. Barley
1000 bush.
c.ao isadin1 fnturas ran1ad AZ followa
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT

wA-HSGroS. Dec. l5-Tho proceedings Of tho United
States Supreme Court to-day were as follows:
No 10. Tho Memphis and Little Rock Railroad COMPANY
appellant Robert X Dow and Others trusecs & O.
No l0l Robert X. Dow others trustees &c. appel
lent. the Memphis and Lttlo Rock Railroad COMPANY
Appeal from The Circuit Court oi tho United states or
District Of ArKan-a. Dismissed stipulation
each party paying thsr own costs
ISL the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad Company
paintn John IIurns and John G. SOsrs sub
nittcd second by John X C"wen and Hugh
l. Bond IT, the plaintiff and BY Albert Constable
for the defendants 10 error
NO il3 Mary +. H. Eoyd. 80. appellant agt William o.
others continued ~ William A Noury
for appellant by j. X Bcckwh and John r. LudenE for
aupe and concluded William \. MauTy fOr appellant
No IL The United State' plaintn Ia error agt Harr
con Argument begun by Assistant Attorney Gen
eral Maury FOR the plAinun IA error.
Adjourned until tomorrow.
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cuprsr,f1s 0RREysAgD TOYS

Fsrss expect fine trade In Christmas 'fees ana e'oon
this year stocked heavily. Dealers In washing
ton MARKET and its neghbohoed however, have for many
years mads those places special dspOts for Tho reaoea
green Of the pine and are making An elaborate eho"
OF csdars from Newersy and pnes from Massachuse''
with various manufactured srnAmsnts
sooa svmmetrcal tree fifteen feet high worth d 3d.
pre.s run from that as twenty-five oen Standard
coming ssis At q per hundred feet running vine rop
,nv AZ 81 80 to co. The former retains M color pessf In
fact win oome out bright after year kept In damp DARK
place. ,.,,osI,s ~
mar aoss. rIordA hess stass studded With belly esffs
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North Adams. Mass. Dec 10, 1887.
a WOMAN VIEW OF MANS RIGHTS"

TO fk6 EdtToF % IH6 TT -.
srR: From business point OF view, without con'.o'
vAr,v avery man has right TO the seat for which no
payA No woman doubts that But. alas for all pares'
when this and all simsx questions are to be settled on
no higher grounds Many aiwoman is compelled 70 re-
turn at an hour when all cars are overcrowded HOW
long would she have 10 walt for ono that was mott 10
be detained at such hour means much for woman;
perhaps mother with children eagerly waiting nor re
turn or Young GIRL reluctant 10 be out alone in the
dark-some suoh stl exist "A man may BIO as tired -
woman" But the effort Of standing In joltins car
and tho possible injury generally far greater TO inc
ono than the other and the fact is instnodvey reoos
1ised lady does not willingly impose on this feeling
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90 to o. 20 per at 81 IS
TO 81 30 holly wrsats with rs to 81
sods 81 30 barrel English mstietoe which formerly
was brought hero privately rarity for Christmas time
viii be abundant In quantity nett week Several persons
have made dreot trip abroad for small invoices and It 10
likely TO prove paying ventura
As holiday venture cheap. ingenious Japanese toys
abound tho curbsone Temporary stands are
beng put in the middle OF lower Vcsyst TO accommo
date the rush Of patrons The ncessan
rain of yesterday seriously incfered with gbuJng in the
uptown retail stores
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

POrk-In poor demand Ham; In poor dsmind Bacon.
RIBS du At aga, long clear dull at Sss Cd short csss
steady at 40. Cheese-In poor demand TallowIn poef
demand Spirits TurpentineIn good demand arm "a
?3s. RosinIa fair demand Lard spo, and Tasarss.Ia
At ses Sd whsat-In poor demand Four-In poor ds;I
paand Germ spot and ruturss-In poor qemandi Mixe4
January dS a i io'a February auii AZ. ioaa hSS3
LoyDos. Doc. 16.-A p mproducs1R.4hed pstrosals.
Cid aS S.lGd per gallon L!aseed on d9H 90 Per ewf
81 81 per qHftsr fin,sed cake &c 7. I'd, Cd PEI ssS
per 100 kiios Petoienm-Fne Pale American. II raaoG
0I nssMsS Dec. iSPstrssum. marks 20 SisaaieA
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKEra

LONDON. Dec. l6-4 o. m-Consols. l0l ZIG for money
and l0l ll6 for the account Atlantic and Great We3ter1
%:Esgs sua Great @srs
fret trustees certificates So Canadian Pacific
03s; Ere, 29; do Cons lis, l00s; Mexican Or
binary OH Ilnol: Central li9HI St Paul Common.
Ing "a Mexican Central. "A Hudson's Bay Company.
225i spanish 4s o! olo Canada Northwest Land Com
pany. 2s Bar silver IL quoted at a. I'D per ounce.
The bullion in the Bank OF
during the past week The proportion the Bank OF Eng
lands reserve to liability which last week 1898 por
cent. Is ~ II cent The amount OF bullion gone
into the Bank OF England on balance to-day 900 Paris
cent rsnes at So francs 81 for
for checks
PARIS Dee l6.-Tho weekly statement OF the Bank Of
France shows decrease OF 100000 francs In gold and
200 900 francs
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TOO FOND OF THE DoG.FANCIER.

The suit In which Conrad W. Bachman seeks an
absolute divorce from Mary Anne Bachman was be-
foro Justice Ingraham and Jury In tho supreme
Court yesterday. They have been married for seven
teen years and have two The defendant IS
charged with undue intimacy with Richard Toner,
otherwise known Dick the Rat After the truth
OF the allegations had been sworn to by several
witnesses, testimony given fOr the defence 10
the effect that Mrs. Bachman was fond Of dogs and
Toner was dog fancior, and on this account they
became we'll acquainted but that thcro was nothing
improper in their relations
er fat her russell IcmIY POWrrs COrrOOO acd this.
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FAD BUSINESS ron BECKER GIBSON

John j. Gibson, age thrtyeight cotton broker ana
member Of the Cotton Exchange wine gave his present
address as the Metropolitan Hsel was brought 70 Je
ferson Market Court yesterday morning to answer the
complaint OF assault made against him by Emma Roshore
girl eleven years old. The assault was mado, Is Is
alleced on November 49, In Gibsons furnished rooms
No iOI West Twenty frstst, woman named Leonard
being also present Gibson positively refused TO say
wor6 in his Defence when asked for statement The
IAonard woman was committed On Wednesday. Gibson
was held In $500 ball for e1amn alien
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TIE COURT OF APPEALS.

AIBANY Dec l5-In tho Court OF Appeals TO-DAY tho FOL
lowing causos argued;
No ll7s The People appellant. agt John r. Alon. re-
spondenI 49,. . a., - ~,
No bS2 II Tanner. respondent act The Ne" fork
Central and ludsop Railroad Company appellant
No 1871 Robert CorcOran respondent. agt ue village OF
Poekskil. appellant
No 5n8 csrge Waterman and Others. respondents. sgt
Gideon Webster aud 1thors. appellants
No l76 Margaret Bowen. respondent agt the state OF
40 ss7 Ellen Mulcahy. respondent ast the Emierant
Industrial savings Bank, appellant
Following !. the day calendar for December 10:
Not, $40 53y 1887. 565. 5GI. $50. go and 553
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GRArIrIED by A SIGHT OF HER sEcUEITIE,

UNI led III 4 HITITII Ut HIN II. NTtI
further hearing Of the suit Of Miss Georgia Fargo
against tho executors Of the estate Of her father,
william G.. Fargo, In which she claims that she has
not been receiving her full proportion Of the accrued
income, and that about $4,000 la, boon wrOngfully
withheld, was had before surrogate Jacob stern, of
Erie County, at the Office Of tho Wells Fargo Express
Company No Broadway, yesterday ono of the
executors, James c. Fargo, was examined As to the
manner I'm which the estate was invested At former
hearing Mr. Fargo refused to produce the securities,
and the plaintiffs counsel had made preparations for
Mr. FargOs arrest yesterday In Of his continued
refusal Mr. Fargo. however exhibited the eccuriiic,
which consisted principally OF United states bonds,
express Stock New York. Lake Eric and Western
Palroad bonds, Merchants Dispatch and Trans
pOrtaiiOn tOmpany's stock, and Mexican and New
Mexican mining stock Tho further consideration Of
the case was transferred to the surrosacs Office IN
BnInlO
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A p.GNlFIED AND MASTERLY UTTERANCE-
=. IL. Edffor Of The Tribune.

SIR: The interview procured by Mr. Smacy with Mr..
p.,ne has drawn forth from the latter statement so
concise 30 comprehensive, complete,
and SO Ineligible to wake the
Pepublicans tho country throughout Of their
s,een and bring on the conflict without delay between
a. feas ~ Free Trade and Protection TO home Indus
trv V,ai "A wonderful man Mr. blaine Is What an
ir5u ea,urabe distance there 10 between him sod Mr..
CieyeIand Tie lovers OF coed government every.
whore are under great obligations to TIE TRIBUNE
Tor getting from Mr. Blaine an utterance at once SO
~s"0 ~ JAMES G. JACKSON.
North ldo,or Ifass Dec 10, 1887
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POPULAR OBSERVATIONS.
THE r PUBLICAN NOMINATION.
AGREES WITH oh c." THAT Mr.. BLAINE Is NOT
THE MAN

80 ne Editor Of The Tribune:
SIR As the Republican National Convention will
in about six months, an glad to you opening
Tour columns to correspondents of opposite views In
fard to Presidential nominations Allow me say that
| enlisted at the age Of ffteon in the 1st New York
Mounted Rifles and served three years. until tho close
bhs Civil War have voted the full Republican ticket
twenty successive years and able to influence a
number OF votes yearly For these feel great
Interest In the welfare Of the Republican party and hope
70 next nsmi 70. President will not be mistake
While have always admired Mr. Blainos great ability
prom 'usced his nsmn alton which would lead
to defeat did my utmost fer his osco but in regard
to his proposed reDomin alton OF the same opinion
stl do not know Mugwunp who would vote for
Mr. Blame next year. know several Republicans who
assert constantly aud positively that hcy would vote
for him again and do not believe his Irish vote win be
larxe us in 1884. 1t is not best 70 offend a great
number OF anti Blaine Republicans In order to please
Irish Democrats who have deserted the Republican
OF the eleventh hour In three campaigns agree with
your correspondent H. c. In your issue of December in
the latter part Of his letter The Democratic plan OF
campaign In 1884 was good enc. as they nominated
their strongest men IN the pivotal States OF NswYerk
and Indiana. They TO repeat this Performance
and we should be equally wise Let ticket be
sen sad Hswlsy Gresham and Hawley. and we shall
win great victory. Phelps, OF NewJcrssy for second
place hds been suggested and his nomination would
carry that State. IL such nominations are made and
vigorous campaign In favor OF protection ipaugurae
the grand old party will be restored 10 power.
Brooklyn. Dec. 10 1887. VETERAN